The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has officially released the 2025 Primary Teacher Education (PTE) Examination Timetable, outlining the key dates and subjects for aspiring primary school teachers. These exams are a crucial requirement for those looking to qualify as professional educators in Kenya.

This article covers all the essential details, including the exam dates, subjects, key highlights, and important instructions. Additionally, we will explore how candidates can access their results via the KNEC CP2 portal, the KNEC CBA portal, and other official KNEC platforms.

Key Highlights of the 2025 PTE Examination

The 2025 KNEC PTE exams will follow strict examination protocols to ensure transparency and fairness. Below are the key aspects:

1. Examination Dates and Sessions

The exams will commence with a Rehearsal Day on Friday, 4th April 2025. The written exams will begin on Monday, 7th April 2025, and end on Tuesday, 15th April 2025. Each day is divided into two main sessions:

  • Morning Session: Starts at 8:00 am.
  • Afternoon Session: Starts at 11:30 am or 12:00 pm, depending on the subject.
SEE ALSO  Urgent: Ministry of Education Issues New Directives for 2025 KJSEA and KPLEA Registration

2. Subjects and Duration

The exams will cover various subjects, including Mathematics, English, Kiswahili, Science, Social Studies, Agriculture, Home Science, Art & Craft, Music, Physical Education, and CRE/IRE. Exam durations range from 2 hours 15 minutes to 3 hours, depending on the subject.

3. KNEC Online Portals for PTE Candidates

Candidates and stakeholders can access essential KNEC services through:

  • KNEC CP2 Portal – Used for registering candidates, exam officials, and accessing teacher information. (KNEC CP2 Portal Login)
  • KNEC CBA Portal – Supports Competency-Based Assessment (CBA) for teacher education. (KNEC CBA Portal Login)
  • KNEC Results Portal – Candidates can check their exam results online. (http results knec ac ke)
  • KNEC Official Website – Provides examination timetables, registration guidelines, and result access. (KNEC Website)

Important Examination Days and Papers

The following table highlights the exam dates, subjects, and duration to help candidates plan effectively:

2025 KNEC PTE Examination Timetable

DateSessionPaper NameDuration
Friday, 4th AprilFull DayRehearsal Day (All Candidates)8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Monday, 7th AprilMorningMathematics Paper 12 hrs 15 mins
MorningArt & Craft Paper 12 hrs 30 mins
Tuesday, 8th AprilAfternoonEducation3 hrs
Wednesday, 9th AprilMorningPhysical Education2 hrs 30 mins
AfternoonKiswahili Paper 12 hrs 30 mins
Thursday, 10th AprilMorningMathematics Paper 22 hrs 15 mins
MorningSocial Studies Paper 12 hrs 30 mins
AfternoonEnglish Paper 12 hrs 30 mins
AfternoonEnglish Paper 1 (Hearing Impaired)2 hrs 50 mins
Friday, 11th AprilMorningKiswahili Paper 23 hrs
MorningKSL Methodology Paper 2B2 hrs 30 mins
AfternoonAgriculture2 hrs 30 mins
AfternoonMusic3 hrs
Monday, 14th AprilMorningArt & Craft Practical3 hrs
MorningHome Science2 hrs 30 mins
Tuesday, 15th AprilMorningEnglish Paper 23 hrs
MorningEnglish Paper 2 (Hearing Impaired)3 hrs
AfternoonScience2 hrs 30 mins
AfternoonCRE / IRE2 hrs 30 mins

How to Check KNEC PTE Exam Results Online

After the exams, candidates will be able to check their 2025 PTE exam results via the official KNEC results portal. Follow these steps:

SEE ALSO  KNEC to End KCSE Exam Leaks – This Is Their New Strategy

1️⃣ Visit the KNEC Results Portal
2️⃣ Enter your PTE Exam Index Number.
3️⃣ Select Exam Year (2025).
4️⃣ Click Submit to view your results.

Candidates can also access their results via SMS by sending their Index Number to 20076 (SMS charges apply).

General Instructions for Candidates

To ensure a smooth examination process, KNEC has provided the following guidelines:

1. Punctuality and Compliance

Arrive at the exam center 15 minutes before the scheduled time. No extra time will be given beyond what is stated on the paper.

2. Examination Conduct

Write your full name and index number correctly on all answer scripts. No communication or unauthorized materials are allowed in the exam room.

3. Handling of Examination Materials

Ensure you receive the correct question paper before starting the exam. Answer booklets must not be taken out of the exam room.

4. Special Considerations for Candidates with Disabilities

Candidates with hearing impairments will receive extra time for English papers.

Primary Teacher Education (PTE) Salary Expectations in Kenya

Once candidates pass their PTE exams and secure employment, they can expect salaries based on the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) pay scale.

Estimated Salary for Primary School Teachers

  • Intern Teachers: Ksh 15,000 – Ksh 20,000
  • TSC Permanent & Pensionable Teachers: Ksh 30,000 – Ksh 50,000
  • Senior Primary School Teachers: Ksh 50,000 – Ksh 80,000

Final Thoughts

The 2025 KNEC PTE examination is an important milestone for aspiring primary school teachers in Kenya. By following the provided timetable, adhering to KNEC rules, and preparing adequately, candidates can maximize their chances of success.

SEE ALSO  KJSEA 2025: How Junior School Learners Will Transition to Senior School

For updates on KNEC CP2, KNEC CBA, PTE exam login, and result access, visit KenyanTeachers.com – your ultimate resource for teacher education news!

🔹 Do you have any questions about the PTE exam? Drop a comment below, and we’ll be happy to assist!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *